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Here is a great site to test your website in different browsers, obviously nowadays there are many browsers available, ensure your website displays correctly in the most popular ones:
Test your web design in different browsers - Browsershots |
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Read this thread for Internet Explorer only....
Check your website in different versions of Internet Explorer
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I recently (ish) wrote a blog post on browser testing which you / others might find useful...
When not at my primary machine where I can use virtual machines via VMware on my Mac, I tend to use Adobe's new Browser Lab. It gives much quicker results than Browsershots (with a free account anyway).
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Eventually we used vmware to set up testing environments on our machines as online tools were too slow or too expensive. I thought IE tester was useful for a while but it has flaky rendering when .htc files are used for various JavaScript fixes.
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